Side Effects of Sun Chlorella

Sun Chlorella is a brand of dietary supplements that contains a type of algae known as chlorella. Despite chlorella's benefits when eaten as a food, it is associated with side effects as a supplement.

Side Effects

Possible side effects of chlorella include diarrhea, nausea, flatulence, green stoools and stomach cramps. It also increases the sensitivity of your skin to the sun, posing a risk for sunburns.

Time Frame

Side effects of chlorella are most common during the first week of use while your body acclimates to the supplement, according to RxList.

Drug Interactions

Chorella contains vitamin K, which increases the clotting potential of blood, making it decrease the effectiveness of warfarin. This poses a risk for blood clots and may require a change in your dosage of warfarin, according to RxList.

Risks

Considerations

If you are pregnant or nursing or if you suffer from lupus, multiple sclerosis or rheumatoid arthritis, it may not be safe for you to take Sun Chlorella due to its potential side effects. While taking Sun Chlorella, avoid tanning and use adequate sunscreen to protect your skin in case of photosensitivity.